do away with the EPA and evey city, town, company, would do away with there sewer plants in a weak all the strip mine would go back to not reclaming and coal fired plants would not be scrubing there smoke, and a whole bunch of love canels would apear. people go back to dumpi ng ther trash out in the county becaues the citys would shut down ther land fills. and all to save a dollar. one other thing nuclar waste would just be dump where every it was convent, i not that old 60 but i remeber when the town i lived by just dumped ther sewer right in to the river oh they said it be gone in a couple miles well i lived down river about 7 miles and you could still see turds rubbers and all sorts thing floating down the river of cours the town went up river to get ther drinking water.
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